Wake Up - The Best Of Protest Songs

All Time Greatest Protest Songs - This Isn’t Just Radio. This Is a Movement in Stereo.

In every era, there’s a sound that rises when people get fed up. When injustice chokes progress. When voices go unheard. Protest songs have always been more than music — they’re battle cries, truth-tellers, and soul awakeners. From the front lines of the civil rights movement to the echoes of anti-war resistance, these songs defined generations — and they still speak just as loudly today.

This is the sound of revolutionary anthems. The heartbeat of freedom songs. The fire of anti-establishment music. Here, you’ll find political music that cuts through the noise, songs about injustice that refuse to be silenced, and activist music that reminds you: you are not powerless.

Feeling disillusioned with the system? You’re not alone.
From inequality to environmental collapse, political division to media manipulation — people everywhere are waking up to the truth: the status quo isn’t working.

And with that awakening comes a counterculture soundtrack.
It’s time to Wake Up!

All Time Greatest Protest Songs is your 24/7 destination for the most powerful protest anthems — past, present, and future. This is music for social change, music for the people, and music that changed the world. You'll hear truth in lyrics, songs that challenge the system, and a powerful sense of resistance through rhythm.

Featuring Timeless & Powerful Voices Including:

Bob Dylan – “The Times They Are A-Changin’”

Nina Simone – “Mississippi Goddam”

Marvin Gaye – “What’s Going On”

Public Enemy – “Fight the Power”

Rage Against the Machine – “Killing in the Name”

Tracy Chapman – “Talkin’ ’Bout a Revolution”

Childish Gambino – “This Is America”

Hozier – “Nina Cried Power”

Kendrick Lamar – “Alright”

Billie Holiday – “Strange Fruit”

From soul to hip-hop, punk to folk, we’ve blended activist music and songs that challenge the system with lyrics that hit harder than headlines.

This is the soundtrack for revolution.
This is power to the people — on full volume.

If you’re ready to feel something real — if you’re ready to remember that art can move minds, shift culture, and shape policy — then tune in.

Because the world doesn’t need more noise. It needs music that means something.